Sorry to post in here but this is a question i need a quick responce to....

If I have 2 12" 350 Watts RMS Power, 1200 Watts Peak Power

How powerful of an AMP do i need to get a nice sound out of that and if possible please explain...
thanks

 

u could either get two 350w or so rms amps...or get one 2-channel 600 or 700w amp...either way, u really dont want the amp RMS to be higher than the sub RMS...

 

First off, more people would read this if it was in the car audio section.

You want to buy any 2 channel amp you can afford. Most amps say like 800 watts, but thats peak, you'll get maybe 200 watts to each of your sub. You want the watts RMS by 2 channel @ 2 ohms (see if your subs can handle 2 ohms, most can, especially if they are dual coil). The more watts RMS you can throw at the subs the better the sound. Look online for a amp with a reputable name (NOT legacy, lol) and find whatever 2/4 channel amp you can that gives the most watts rms. Fosgate makes great amps. The new 500S gives a bunch of watts and it's $500, and that wouldn't be too much.

More watts RMS = More Bass for you

Also, you should definately invest in a capacator. if these subs are any good a capacator will help the subs get the juice they need, protect your alternator, and prevent your lights from dimming @ Night.

DrNoVaScotia